留神聽
這一支就是核心畫面本身：停下來、把耳朵交出去。
verb · C2
To listen carefully to something. This is an old use of the verb, kept alive in poems, hymns and old stories, and it often comes with 'to': to hark to a sound.
留神聽
核心畫面
One way to hold hark is as a hand going up and a head turning: everything stops, and the ear is pointed at a sound. It is not the ear simply receiving noise, which is hear. It is a person choosing to give a sound their whole attention, and the word is old enough that using it now colours the whole sentence with the sound of an older book.
「hark」可以想成一個動作：手舉起來，頭轉過去，整個人先停住，耳朵對準某個聲音。它跟 hear 不一樣——hear…更多收起
「hark」可以想成一個動作：手舉起來，頭轉過去，整個人先停住，耳朵對準某個聲音。它跟 hear 不一樣——hear 是耳朵自己收到聲音，hark 是人決定把注意力交出去。這個字很老，所以現在只要一用，整句話就會染上舊書、舊歌的味道。From the word’s history
Recorded as Middle English herken, from a form built on the root of hear plus a -k ending; so the word has carried the idea of listening from the start.
它在中古英文寫作 herken，來自 hear（聽）的字根再加上一個 -k 字尾。也就是說，它從一開始就掛在「聽」這件事上，後來的用法都沒有離開這個中心。
Wiktionary (kaikki extract), entry 'hark', source_ref kaikki:3f6f69a190036ae4:425528571:9029
Two branches
你聽聽他！（嘲弄）
同樣是「叫人去聽」，但真正要對方注意的不是聲音，而是那句話有多好笑。
verb · C2
Said when you think someone is talking nonsense, or is acting as if they were more important or more skilled than they really are. It is old-fashioned spoken British English.
你聽聽他！